Size Guide

You can measure an existing ring that fits you, use a ring size app, or visit a local jeweler for the most accurate result.

If you’d like to measure at home, here’s an easy method:

  1. Choose the finger you’ll wear the ring on.

  2. Cut a thin strip of paper or use a piece of string (not stretchy, no wider than 1 cm).

  3. Wrap it around the base of your finger so it feels snug but comfortable.

  4. Mark where the ends meet.

  5. Measure the distance between the marks with a ruler in millimeters.

  6. Compare your measurement to the size chart below.

 

A few notes:

  • Each hand is slightly different — your ring size may vary between them.

  • Temperature can affect fit: cold makes fingers smaller, heat makes them larger.

  • If you’re unsure between two sizes, choose the larger one for comfort.


General reference:

Women

  • Small hands: Below L (US sizes 4–5)

  • Medium / most common: L–Q (US sizes 6–8)

  • Larger hands: R+ (US sizes 9+)

Average / typical size: K–L / US 6–7

 

Men

  • Small hands: Below P (US sizes 7–8)

  • Medium / most common: P–U (US sizes 9–11)

  • Larger hands: V+ (US sizes 12+)

Average / typical size: S–T / US 9–10